What food did the Modoc tribe eat?

Answer 1

in some parts some of the modoc indians had a diet of food they ate deer,raccoon,opssum,birds, and fish.there were a few small trees but no large timber.they even ate quails, partridge, and the wild turky were found,for these indians did not like to raise corn like white men do.they dug up wild onoins, lily buds, and camas plants to eat, and found plenty of ducks in the clear lake and tule pond

Answer 2

Well, honey, the Modoc tribe, like many Native American tribes, had a varied diet that included fish, game meat like deer and elk, roots, berries, and nuts. They were resourceful and knew how to make the most out of their environment to feed their people. So, you could say they were pretty darn good at keeping their bellies full.

Answer 3

The Modoc Indians of Oregon and forcibly removed to Oklahoma, lived in two homes generally. In the winter they would live in subterranean homes covered in dirt and snow. In the summer, they lived in thatched homes made out of tule reeds. They also built sweat houses for ceremonial uses.

Answer 4

The Modoc Indians were hunters and trackers that would survive on roots, berries, seeds and fish. They would also survive off of waterfowl such as pelican, geese, ducks and swan.

Answer 5

they ate corn turkey and squash